
Brobdingnagian Bards
The Holy Grail of Irish Drinking Songs
© 2007 Marc Gunn & Andrew McKee (806747002327)
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Irish Songs About Drinking for Those Who Love to Drink
tracks
- 1 Beer, Beer, Beer
- 2 Black Velvet Band
- 3 Seven Drunken Nights
- 4 The Holy Ground
- 5 Lily the Pink
- 6 Old Dun Cow (MacIntyre!)
- 7 The Orange and The Green
- 8 Come Out Ye Black and Tans
- 9 Rattlin' Bog
- 10 Johnny at the Door
- 11 Finnegan's Wake
- 12 Johnny Jump Up
- 13 Whiskey in the Jar
- 14 Wild Rover
- 15 A Begging I Will Go
- 16 Health to the Company
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*** TWO TIME WINNER of AUSTIN MUSIC AWARD ***
A compilation of our most-popular Irish drinking songs about drinking.
Marc drinks. Andrew drives. This partnership has led to one of the most-productive Celtic music groups in Texas. Though one half of the Brobdingnagian Bards does not drink, this doesn’t stop the duo from having a lot of fun singing their favorite Irish Drinking Songs. You don't have to drink alcohol to enjoy this fun compilation of the Brobdingnagian Bards most-popular songs about drinking.
We went through our earlier CDs and picked our favorites songs about drinking and put them on one CD. All of the songs are newly remastered. You'll find songs from A Faire To Remember, Songs of Ireland, Brobdingnagian Fairy Tales, and even a track from our first CD, Marked By Great Size. Plus, there are five new songs currently unavailable that we hope to release on one of our next CDs.
Special thanks to Michael and Evo of SliceOfSciFi.com who inspired the album. Thanks to Deb who helped inspire the idea for the CD cover which was photographed and designed by Marc Gunn.
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Makes Me Want to Drink Beer
author: Epes McMurranThis CD is great. I cant stop playing it and singing along with it!!!! Makes me want to get up and stomp around like the Drunken Irishman that I am. Erin Go Braugh(spelling sorry)
Holy Grail
author: FredEnjoyed the CD love it and have seen them in person and met them last year, the Brobdingnagian Bards are awsome.
MACINTYRE!!
author: John McKeelLove the CD. Even have the kids singing along and swaying pints of root-beer. (is that bad?LOL)
Irish Songs About Drinking for Those Who Love to Drink
author: jean hagueFUN CD! lots of laughs- company had quick turnaround and cute confirmation cd
Indeed the Holy Grail
author: Martine PauwelsAs a huge fan of tradional Irish drinking songs, I must admit this is the finest collection I stumbled upon. The Bards really know how to give this kind of music a twist of it's own. I really appreciate the fact that they are themselves and not the somemaniest band that try to copy a tune the same way all over and over again but still stay remain loyal to the roots of it.
- author: karen martin
I absolutely love this CD. I listen to it over and over again.
Makes me yearn for a pint!
author: Teri PI listen to this CD most often (don't you dare laugh) at work. It takes the edge off of having to sit for hours in a cubicle. My co-workers always chuckle because I can usually be found singing along, clapping and slapping my desk along with the music. I love this CD as it has almost all of my favorite drinking songs and they're done very well! I'm always disappointed when I go out to the pub since their scheduled performers rarely pull these songs off as well as the Bards versions. Now I'm spoiled. LOL If I had to complain about anything it would be that I seem to listen it so much that I can get some songs stuck in my head for days.
The perfect Pub Sing-A-Long!
author: PeteThe perfect Pub Sing-A-Long! The Brobdingnagian Bards have summonned the spirits of Ireland, her pubs and taverns on this CD. I've enjoyed singing-a-long with this incredible CD in my car on long drives as much as sharing it with friends on boisterous nights at home. A must have CD for any Irishman!
Music you would expect to hear playing in the pubs
author: LeezaIf you’ve ever dreamed of walking into a pub like you’d picture came out of the Quiet Man then this is the cd for you. Marc and Andrew have put together another awesome cd of tunes that make you want to head down to the local pub and lift a pint. This is one cd that always helps put me in a better mood and keeps me chuckling along. Each song, whether a traditional drinking song or not manages to extol the virtues and dangers of booze. The song choices capture the joviality that you’re not likely to find outside of a darkened bar.
Wonderful!
author: Benjamin LunnThis CD is absolutely wonderful, particularly for those with a love of irish and celtic classics, as well as those fans of drinking in general. The tunes are quite catching and really stick in your head. I challenge anyone to listen to this and not start bouncing and singing along. I've tested this theory on innocent visitors to my home, it's true. Every person I've gotten to listen has enjoyed it thoroughly. But just so you don't think I'm some fanboy that couldn't say anything bad... While most every song is quite wonderful, sometimes they don't flow too well into each other. It kind of knocks me out of my groove to go from "Beer Beer Beer" on to the "Black Velvet Band." And a few don't really seem to fit the "theme." Like "A Begging I Will Go." Seems out of place surrounded by "Wild Rover," and "Health to the Company." However, that does not mean that the song is not great, just simply that it doesn't quite fit with all of the others. This would be my biggest problem. All in all, a must own, a stronger CD overall than most any I've encountered.